Photography, evidence and other ways of knowing the environment.
Moderated by Mary Ann Lim (Singapore), join artists Robert Zhao Renhui (Singapore), Umberto Diecinove (Italy), and Wang Ruobing (Singapore) as they explore how their practices—spanning field observation, archives, and objects—produce knowledge about the living world.
How do we truly know an environment? While photography often documents nature, ecologies unfold through relationships that frequently escape the camera.
Moving beyond simple representation, this conversation questions what constitutes “ecological evidence.” Can a photograph reveal an ecosystem, or do specimens and chance encounters tell a richer story? Discover how art, when placed alongside scientific knowledge, offers a deeper, relational understanding of the environments we inhabit.
Check out our Symposium Pass perks here!
Please Note: Pre-Registration Required. All times stated are in Singapore Time (GMT+8)
Professionals

Wang Ruobing [SG]
Artist, Educator, and Independent Curator

Mary Ann Lim [SG]
Arts Programmer, Researcher and Writer

Robert Zhao Renhui [SG]
Artist

Umberto Diecinove [IT]
Photographer and Author
Meet Our Panel & Moderator:
01 Robert Zhao Renhui [SG]
02 Wang Ruobing [SG]
03 Umberto Diecinove [IT]
04 Mary Ann Lim [SG] (Moderator)
Fees:
Complimentary access for Asia Meet Symposium Pass holders.
General: $30
Concession: $20
Per Symposium Talk: $15

